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They have no need of runway because they can lift off vertically

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Where does helicopters land and take off from?

A helipad


Why are helicopters important?

They don't need an airstrip. They can take off and land anywhere (weather and ground fire permitting).


What can helicopters do that make them unique?

Vertical take off and set down for one Helicopters can hover.


Helicopters land and take off from this place?

heliport


Where do helicopters take off from?

Helicopters can take off from anywhere - runways, docks, building roofs, ship's decks. If it's a purpose-made spot it's usually called a helipad or a heliport.


What are the pros about helicopters?

They can land and take off almost anywhere.


What was the helicopters purpose?

Originally to take off and land where there were no runways.


What are the advantages and disadvantages with helicopters compared to planes?

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Could a helicopter take off from the moon?

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Do helicopters move slowly before taking off?

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